A North Texas teen has died after another teen threw a pot of gasoline into a fire last week, causing severe burns, according to her family.
Madison Lewis' mother said her 17-year-old daughter died early Sunday morning surrounded by her family.
Madison Lewis, 17, suffered burns during a gathering with friends and remains hospitalized, her mother said. (Handouts for families)
Lewis' mother said she suffered 90 percent burns when the boy threw a pot of gasoline into the fire during a holiday gathering.
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“At first we thought it was a glass, but now we know it was a real pot with a barrel full of petrol. They say it just exploded and flew in her direction,” she said. said. “It was horrible. My whole body was completely burned.”
Per FOX 4Lewis was placed in a medically induced coma and underwent multiple surgeries at Parkland Hospital in Dallas.
When doctors brought the girl out of her coma, she made a few small movements with her tongue before slipping back into a medically induced coma.
“Maddie’s journey was marked by an unwavering spirit, resilience, and courage that was an inspiration to all who knew her,” her online obituary reads. “Despite facing formidable challenges, she faced each obstacle with determination and left a lasting impact on all who touched her grace. Her precious body found solace in the good Lord calling her home.”
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An endowment fund has been set up to help the girl's family cover funeral costs.
Louis Casiano of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
